Networking specialist Linksys has announced its latest dual-band mesh systems and router for consumers who want fast, secure and reliable Wi-Fi 6 performance all around the home.
and they are the company’s latest entry-level dual-band products and the brand’s most affordable models to date.
The Linksys Atlas 6 is the latest whole-home mesh system in the Linksys portfolio of products. It offers speed and performance at an affordable price and is ideal for hybrid work, online gaming as well as 4K UHD streaming. It’s a dual-band router designed to work best with broadband services of up to a gigabit.
Available in three configurations, the Linksys Atlas 6 can be bought as a single unit that can support up to 25 client devices and cover an area of around 2,000 square feet. The twin-pack option supports up to 50 devices and covers up to 4,000 square feet, while the three-node version can handle up to 75 wireless devices over an area of 6,000 square feet....
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